Sentence examples similar to Dialectal origins from inspiring English sources

Dialectal division is not strong enough to mask the common origin of these speech forms or to totally preclude mutual understanding.

Dialectal variation, however, does not impede mutual intelligibility across the whole of Hausaland.

Dialectal differences also often run parallel with the religious or racial division of the population.

Dialectal variation : a strategy for rhyme maintenance in Hausa poetry / Balarabe Zulyadaini.

Dialectal Lexicon Construction.

Dialectal Chinese Database Collection.

Every dialectal feature has its own boundary line, called an isogloss (or sometimes heterogloss).

Little dialectal variation was observed, and all three dialects unanimously adopted [L] as the predominant category.

The origin of Wanganui has been claimed to reflect the dialectal pronunciation of local Māori, who pronounce 'wh' (an "f -like sound in other dialects) as [ˀw] – a glottalised "w".

Among suggested origins of the term are the Italian cassa, "drum" (Mozart's cassations K 63 and 99 open with march movements), and the Austrian dialectal gassatim gehen, "to go into the street".

So-called Black English, or African American English, has been influenced by the southeastern U.S. origin of most of the African American population of nonsouthern U.S. regions: many Black English peculiarities are in reality transplanted southeastern dialectal traits.